Author Topic: How do they test complex systems like the SCADA controllers used in cars?  (Read 309 times)

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Offline e100Topic starter

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In the early stages of testing there's a high risk of blowing up an engine or running off the road which makes physical testing expensive and dangerous.

Does that mean they have to build a software emulator that models the behaviour of the whole car just so they can get the software quality to a point where it is safe to test using the actual hardware?
 

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Re: How do they test complex systems like the SCADA controllers used in cars?
« Reply #1 on: September 18, 2020, 02:16:16 pm »
Regarding the electronics each and every PCB is ICT,Functional and HASS tested by their Supplier with every part being traceable.
I am very certain they also do a functional test (emulation) before giving it to a test driver and they will certainly test every single car during regular production.
As easy as paint by number.
 


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